Sofra - Mayfair
About Sofra - Mayfair
One of a small group of beloved Turkish restaurants offering the freshest of
food at very reasonable prices, Sofra in Mayfair is in the heart of Shepherd’s Market so it attracts a mix of knowledgeable tourists, local business folks and native Mayfairians. Both the staff and the hours are friendly - you can pop in for anything from a bistro bite to a full Turkish
feast from noon to midnight. The best way about to enjoy Middle Eastern cuisine is to order lots and lots of different things to share with the loads of friends you’ve brought along. We’re partial to the fish dishes, incuding the drunken squid marinated in vodka, but the special mixed meze
seems to be the hands-down winner.
Full a la carte
Starter
Cacik (yoghurt specially prepared with chopped cucumber served with or without garlic) - £2.95Manca (baby spinach leaves, garlic, yoghurt, olive oil, mint and peppers) - £2.95
Charcoaled chicken wings - £2.95
Midye Tava (mussels covered with batter, deep-fired, served with garlic, oil and yoghurt sauce)- £2.95
Hellim (grilled Cyprus cheese) - £2.95
Main Course
Kuzu Pirzola (grilled lamb cutlets) - £10.95Grilled beef steak - £8.95
Shish Sofra (marinated pieces of lamb grilled on a skewer) - £8.95
Kalamar (vodka-marinated squid, deep fried in light batyter, served with tarator sauce) - £8.45
Silk Route (Medierranean mixed vegetables, stir fried and served with rice) - £6.95
Dessert
A daily selection of mouth watering dessertsBars Near Sofra - Mayfair
ZetaHilton Hotel
35 Hertford Street
Park Lane
W1
Zeta is an upmarket bar attracting the more mature business man a gaggles of young, pretty girls. Definitley dress to kill if visting this bar girls and boys make sure you’ve got your most dapper suit on...you never know you might get lucky.¬Trader Vic’s
London Hilton
Park Lane
London
W1
Situated in the basement of this famous hotel. Decorated in bamboo and softly lit this provides another ideal location for pre and post dinner drinks. There are over 100 cocktails on offer here served up by waitresses clad in oriental costumes.